Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-09-23
GRAPHICS.

One week from next Tuesday
and the small boy will be happy
A. Bowen shipped three cars of
oats since last Saturday.
A slight frost Friday night OF
last week.
The woods are family tinged
with autumnal colors.
P.J. BROWN offers a splendid
residence for rent. See advertise
ment.
We regret to lear that our con-
stable, Horace Sheeks. is quite
sick with typhoid fever.
A great many people will come
to town Oct. 4th on business and
incidentally-to see the elephant.
Read the advertisement of Gras-
sic Bros, in this GRAPHIC, and if
you are thinking of purchasing a
wagon call at their shop and get
terms.
See notice of d. A. Rouner's
fine stock sale at LaPlata, in this
GRAPHIC. This will be an excel
lent opportunity to secure fine
cattle.
Our business men have signitied
their willingness to literally sub
scribe, that cash premiums may
be given, if our people will hold
astock show in October.
Mr.. S. J. Miller of this place
attended the stock show and races
at LaPlata last Friday. He re-
ports an excellent time with fine
display of stock, and good racing
everything considered.
When you want the best suit of
clothing in town for the least
money, go to J. Fowler's. Don't
forget the place, north side over
Kinnear's harness shop. He don't
keep auction or lottery goods.
A trio of Bruner Brothers
stopped in front of the GRAPHIC
Office Monday and our active cash
boy went out and gathered in their
cash subscriptions as greedily as
he would hot cakes.
Conner VS. Wood of Pettis town.
ship came up before Justice
Richey Monday. J. 81. Johnston,
appearing for the plaintiff and T.
NJ. Harrington for the defendant.
The plaintiff obtained a judgment
for thirty dollars.
The Wabash Western will run
Especial Royal train Monday Oct,
26th for the benefit of the Mis-
souri, veterans. The train will
leave Glenwood Junction at $50
am, Greentop 9-10 a. M, Sublette
9-l7 a. M, Kirksville 9 SO a. m.
Willard 9-55, and arrive at Hyde
Park at 5. 81 p. m.
An advertisement of the Kinks
vile wagon works will be noticed
in this Graphic. Grassle Bros,
proprietors, are men of experience
and can give you more points on a
wagon in a minute than you would
find out in a week, and farmers
should call and make their ac-
quaintance.
LIE you do not wish to visit the
circus, bring the children to see
the parade. You who have grown,
too old to take any interest in the
clown or spotted ponies, car
doubtless remember when circus
day was bigger than any Fourth.
of-July. Yes, bring the children
They may become presidents, OF
they may become preachers, but
they will never forget theipleas.
ures of circus day.
Mr.. J. G. Johns of Dallas, Tex.
as is here looking after and shap.
ing up his magnificent ranch Of
1000 acres northwest of town. Five
men are now at work clearing and
fencing and wonderful change il
the appearance. of the property is
rapidly being wrought. 1t is
maple and walnut land, and the
blue grass is as fine as was ever
found in the blue grass region q
Kentucky. Not an unsightly tree
brush, stump or snag will be lefr
standing and wheh the work is fin
ished the ranch will be contin
ued reminder of what may be done
with Adair county land, wher
Judgment, energy and taste have
been exerted to make it yield re
turn and show to the best advant
age.